es Church’ ‘Auditorium,

PA GE Two

THE REVIEW

Wednesday, May 5, 1971

Mr. and Mrs. Don Lew of 7091
Wallace .. Drive. are happy. to
- announce the birth of. their son at
the Jubilee Hospital on April 20th.
He weighed seven pounds at
birth, and is a brother for Irene
and Helen.

The Dogwood Tea of. the
Brentwood Memorial Chapel was
opened by Miss. Ruth Scott,
Diocesan President, at the
Brentwood Community Hall on
Saturday, May 1. The Dogwood
motif. was carried out in the
decoration of the hall and tea

-... tables: Guests were received by

Miss Mary Martin, president of

PATRICIA BAY |

FILL DUMPED |

“The Provincial — Government
has begun carrying out a
‘program of dumping fill along the
beach at /Patricia Bay.

In_ reply to questions from
=*- Council. .on-..- Monday, — North
Saanich Mayor Jas. B. Cumming
- . said that the dumping is part of a

‘continuing program ‘designed to
-save the West Saanich roadway.

He said that the fillis not being
-- faced, and that.these plans have
been known to him for some time.

_ Invitation To
Public Lecture

Most of us look for: ways to
bring out the best in ourselves. In

. Colonel William Little; C.S.B., of:

.. Washington, D.C:, points out that.
this best self is really a natural

: expression of -God- -given
qualities. .

» : Colonel Little, a member of The-
Christian Science Board _ of.

- Lectureship, «will «speak Thur-

ssday, May 8 at 8 p.m. in the

7 dora.” It is: ‘sponsored : by First.
~..Chureh. of Christ,

‘Brentwood Notes |

‘the Afternoon Branch of the

. decoration of the stage by Mrs. R.

_his- lacture: ented: Da. sVourself? Ye.

seventy-five cents.

1205. Pan-.

Scientist,
- Vietoria. “All members — ‘of the:
community are welcome to at

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SERVING ‘THE: PENINSULA

A.C.W., and. Archdeacon E. H.
Maddocks and Mrs. Maddocks.
Of particular interest was the:

B. Stenning on the.theme of the
Jacobean Tree. of. Life, with
samples of crewel embroidery on
this theme done by-Mrs. Stenning
and. an history describing the
origin of the Tree of Life pattern.

The home baking stall was
convened by Mrs. K. A. King; the
plants and flowers by’Mrs. F. 9.
Wollaston, Mrs. Hattie Jackson
and Mrs. David Ryall;
needlework by Mrs. A. S. Mc-
Neil; white elephant. and books
Mrs. J. P. MacFarlane, Miss
Ysobel. Howard and Mrs. .W..S.
Barker. The tea was convened by
members of the Evening Branch,
which also had an interesting gift
stall in charge of Mrs. W. N.
Hitchin, assisted by Miss Kathy
Dunn. ,

CENTENNIAL QUEEN

Mrs. A.M. Galbraith will open
the Evolution of Fashion Show on
Monday, May 10th at the Brent-
wood Community Hall at which
the ten candidates for. Central
Saanich’s Miss Centennial: will:
model period and modern styles.
The first half of the programme
will be presented by historian
Avis Walton, the models wearing
costumes dating back to 1871.
During . the’ intermission, door
prizes will be drawn and refresh-
ments: served. Then. we will be
brought up to date with a
presentation: of : very definitely

1971 fashions, by..Anna- Allen. of.

~ Anna’s Fashions. This will be an
elimination: event=.when the’ six
finalists will be chosen to com-
_pete in the Miss Centennial

Pageant of May 21. This should }]

prove-a most delightful evening:
— all for the modest sum of.

| workers numbered over 200.

Tod Inlet -

This..is the third. and: final
portion of the booklet written 25
years ago about. the Brentwood
Bay scene by the late Miss D. M.
Worthington.

Tucked away at the southern
end of Brentwood, at the head of
the Bay. lie Tod Inlet and. the
Butchart Gardens. Tod Inlet is a
lovely little bay. where private
fishing and pleasure boats lie
peacefully at their moorings.
Butchart Gardens. famous for its
rock gardens are well known to
ali flower lovers. of the North
American continent.

In the first years of the 20th
Century the Tod Inlet Cement
Company started work in the
same area where long before
Wrigglesworth had his lime kiln,
anda few years later, about. 1909,
Mr. Butchart came from Owen
Sound to. take charge of the
works.

Land: and a small house were
given to him, but at first he lived
in Victoria and only occupied the
house during the summer
months. Mrs. Butchart and. her
elder daughter were ‘trained
chemists and helped in. the
laboratory while the second
daughter was the stenographer.
The works grew, houses for:the
employees were built, and

After a. while Mr. Butchart
built the present house and the
gardens began to take shape. The
name. Benvenuto. -(‘‘Welcome")
was given to the place and it
became a centre’of wonderful
hospitality. The gardens became
famous and visitors from far and
near arrived to see the flowers
and the beautiful sunken garden.

The garden was lirst begun by
Mrs. Butchart, and originated in
the quarry from which the
limestone for the cement had
been taken. Of course there was
no soil so. all that had to be
brought in. It came by boat.. The
cement was always taken to
Victoria and other ports by sea,
and the boats brought back soil
on the return journey.

As. the. garden. grew. »-more
gardeners were employed and
extra labour’ could. always be
obtained from the cement works
for special heavy jobs. When the
gardens were at their prime a
landscape gardener and eight
others were employed and all the
cement. work. was done at Tod
Inlet.

The former “Limekiln Rd.”
became BenvenutaAve.. and was
planted with Japanese Cherries,
The cement paving was a piece of
rush work done in readiness for a
visit from Queen Marie of

3 uichart

Roumania.

“War,

The © pavement
remains, but the Queen's plans
were altered so ‘the visit was
never made. ;

Shortly before the Fir st World
Mr. Bamber — started
cements works across the Bay at
Bamberton on- behalf of an
English Company. During the
war as work was'slack the men
came over. and worked ‘at Tod
Inlet and the Bamberton works
were more or less closed.

After the war the Companies
merged into. the B.C..Cement
Company and gradually the work
was moved across to Barberton.
A. small. amount: of work,
drainage tiles, etce., is still
carried on:at Tod Inlet and the
houses are.all occupied. The Post
Office still exists. Employees
who live there and those who live
in Brentwood go over to’ Bam-

sardens

berton every day inthe Company

‘boats.

Bamberton village lies opposite
Brentwood and its lights shine
cheerily all night long at the foot

_of the Malahat Drive.

VIOLATIONS

The following traffic violation
reports were issued by Sidney
detachment R.C.M.P. during the
past week: driving without due
care and attention, Michael
Challenger of Vancouver: failure
to stop at a stop sign. Francis
Youngson of. Victoria; driving
Without. headlights on.. Eric
Partridge of Victoria: speeding.
Clarence Savinac of. Sidney.
Richard Hughs.-of . Shawnigan
Lake. Glen. Davidson of. Port
Kells and Ernest Morton of
Victoria.

“Mrs. D. B. Campbell, Resthaven

Sidney

Mr. and Mrs. C.. Wilkinson,
Blue Water Apartments, have
returned. to Sidney. after at-
tending the funeal of Mrs.
Williams’ mother Mrs. Ethel
Reid, at Squamish.

Guests last week at the home of

Dr.. were Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Campbell and Mrs. R. McBain,
Lloydminster, Alta.

Miss Jean Griffiths and Miss
Pixie Starck, employees of the
Bank of Montréal, have returned
home following 2 holiday spent in
the British Isles.

riefs

E. R..Reid, North Vancouver
was a recent guest at the home of
Mr: and Mrs. M.. Chappuis,
Fourth St.

Heavy Damage.

An accident at the intersection
of Canora Road and McTavish on
May 2 resulted in damage
totalling approximately $500.

William: White of Victoria was
travelling south on Canora when
the vehicle he was driving went
into the ditch, knocking - over the
airport sign. There were no in-
juries. White was issued a traffic
violation report for driving
without due care and attention.

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